Mangaluru: Foundation stone laid for 'City Square' commercial complex
New project by Rohan Corporation and Property Infratech
Mangaluru: Rev. Father Ravi Santosh Kamath, Bijay Church's F. Wilson Vitus D'Souza, Manjnady Ahmad Musliyar laid the foundation stone for the City Square commercial complex, which is being built by the prestigious Rohan Corporation and Property Infratech on Lal Bagh's Mahatma Gandhi Road here.
Speaking after inaugurating the programme, SCDCC Bank Chairman Dr. M.N. Rajendra Kumar said, "foundation stone for the City Square commercial complex , a major project has been laid in the heart of the city after the demonetization. Rohan Monteiro of the Rohan Corporation has made his name in the real estate industry. My support is there in all his projects. I wish Rohan constructs more buildings," he said.
MP Nalin Kumar Kateel, who was speaking after releasing the brochure of the City Square commercial complex, said "the buildings which are being constructed in Mangaluru must be smart as the city has been selected as Smart City. Accordingly, Rohan Monteiro's building is also smart. We wish him more success in the future," he wished.
Rohan Monteiro of Rohan Corporation said, "I have been in business for 31 years. Of which, for 25 years I have been engaged in the real estate industry. Meanwhile, I have struggled in the industry with several ups and downs. I am doing business as a service by constructing residential establishments and layout buildings. Customers must cooperate and support ," he requested.
Mayor Bhaskar K, MCC Chief Secretary Shashidhar Hegde, former legislators JR Lobo, Moideen Bava, MUDA Chairman Suresh Ballal, CREDAI President DB Mehta, building owner Abdul Aziz, his wife Noor Jahan, MCC members Jayanti Acharya, Naveen D'Souza, Sabita Miskith, building designer Peter Pawel, Harikrishna Bantwal, KC Naik, Advocate Abdul Aziz, district former registrar Haq, Abdul Rauf Puthige of Vishwas Bawa Builders, Haji SM. Rashid, Mansoor Ahmed, and others were present.
Rohan Monteiro presented welcome address in the programme. Manohar Prasad anchored the event, and Padmanabha Shetty proposed the vote of thanks.
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West Asia conflict: More than 700 travellers from MP stranded in UAE
Indore (PTI): More than 700 people from Madhya Pradesh, including two former MLAs, are stranded in the United Arab Emirates due to flight cancellations amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, an office-bearer of a travel agents' outfit said on Sunday.
Several people from the state had travelled to the UAE for tourism and business purposes, and the crisis in the region had left them stranded, Amol Kataria, chairman of the Travel Agents Federation of India's MP unit, told PTI.
Many travellers from the state had cancelled their upcoming trips to Dubai and Sharjah, he added.
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Kataria said that more than 700 people were stuck in the UAE, and among them, former MLA and Bharatiya Janata Party leader Sanjay Shukla is in Dubai.
"Due to the current international situation, our return to India today could not take place as Dubai airport was temporarily closed. We are receiving full cooperation from the Dubai administration and the Government of India. We will return to Indore as soon as the situation normalises," Shukla's post on social media stated.
Talking to PTI, the former Indore legislator's son, Sagar, said that his father had gone to Dubai three days ago with former Depalpur MLA Vishal Patel and some industrialist friends, and was scheduled to return to Indore on Sunday.
He said he had spoken to his father over the phone and heard explosions during the conversation, following which his father and his friends moved to a safe location.
He expressed hope that his father and his friends would return home soon with the efforts of the Indian government.
Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh Congress president Jitu Patwari, in a social media post, claimed that over 100 citizens from the state were stranded at Dubai and Sharjah airports.
Women, children and families had been facing inconvenience for several hours, and anxiety had increased after flight cancellations, he said.
Patwari urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene immediately and ensure the safety of all Indians stranded in the UAE, while making arrangements for their early return home.
The United States and Israel launched a major attack on Iran on Saturday, with Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed early on Sunday.
Hundreds of flights have been disrupted across West Asia and in other countries, including India, due to airspace restrictions following the joint attack and retaliatory action by Iran.
